Photo: Clémenceau Lauret · CC BY-SA 4.0Lycée professionnel agricole de Saint Joseph is 5.9 km from Petite-Île
No college sits inside the town; Lycée professionnel agricole de Saint Joseph is 5.9 km away in Saint-Joseph. 0 students are enrolled at colleges and universities in Petite-Île: 0 for every 100 residents, against 4.3 across France.
What stands out about college from Petite-Île
Facts about the town and its distance to campus, with figures for each college.
Colleges and universities within 25 km of Petite-Île
19 within 25 km: 2 universities, 4 other schools, 13 lycées with BTS or prépa classes.
And 7 smaller schools with 591 students in all.
What would you pay?
Public universities charge one national fee: €178 a year for a licence or BUT and €255 for a master’s in 2026–27, plus the €105 student life contribution (CVEC); scholarship holders pay neither. Students from outside the EU pay more unless their university waives it. BTS and prépa classes in public lycées are free. Private schools and some grandes écoles set their own fees.
Questions about college near Petite-Île
How many students are in Petite-Île?
0 students are enrolled at the colleges and universities in Petite-Île (autumn 2025): about 0 for every 100 residents. They are counted where they study, not where they live.
What colleges are near Petite-Île?
Lycée Ambroise Vollard (7.7 km, 137 students); Université de La Réunion (7.7 km, 4,101 students); Lycée Catholique St Charles (8.8 km, 261 students); Lycée Roland Garros (9.2 km, 443 students); Université de La Réunion (10 km, 3,010 students); Lycée Antoine Roussin (17 km, 168 students).
What does university cost here?
Public universities charge one national fee: €178 a year for a licence or BUT and €255 for a master’s in 2026–27, plus the €105 student life contribution (CVEC); scholarship holders pay neither. Students from outside the EU pay more unless their university waives it. BTS and prépa classes in public lycées are free. Private schools and some grandes écoles set their own fees.
Neighbors talk college
Students, parents, alumni and the neighbors next door.
Higher education: the Ministry of Higher Education’s Atlas régional des effectifs étudiants (students enrolled at each institution in each commune, autumn 2025, the BTS and prépa classes in lycées included), Principaux établissements and Parcoursup 2025 (Licence Ouverte 2.0). Students are counted where they study, not where they live. Straight-line distances from the center of Petite-Île. Colleges are described, not graded; the Student town label marks communes where 15 or more students study for every 100 residents. Fees: the national arrêté, 2026–27. Photos: Wikimedia Commons, through each institution’s Wikidata item; author and licence on each.
Contains public sector information under the Licence Ouverte / Open Licence 2.0 (Etalab): INSEE, DGFiP, the Interior Ministry’s statistics service (SSMSI), the Ministry of Education (DEPP), the Health Ministry’s statistics service (DREES) and the Housing Ministry (Carte des loyers). Commune boundaries: IGN Admin Express.